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by dylanlacom
4005 days ago
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> you have to pay the exercise price + applicable taxes (which can exist even if you only have theoretical gains) yourself... Is this certain? My understanding is that the spread between the current stock price and exercise price _can_ be taxed at the AMT rate. And if you were to sell the stock, you can get any taxes paid back in the form of an AMT credit. Still liable to pay capital gains or short term gains tax though at the sale. Without the AMT credit, it would essentially be double taxation. |
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